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Matt Damon in Steven Soderbergh's film "The
Informant!" (Photo: Warner Brothers)
I Can Do Bad All By
Myself - Tyler Perry, one of the hardest working
directors there is, stars, writes and directs himself, Taraji P. Henson, Adam
Rodriguez and Mary J. Blige. Sept. 11
Whiteout - The
versatile Kate Beckinsale stars in this thriller about the first-ever murder in
Antarctica. Dominic Sena directs. Sept.
11
White On Rice - A comedy about a divorcee who
overstays his welcome with his family during a stay that goes longer than
desired or expected. Directed by Dave Boyle.
Sept. 11
Sorority Row - Rumer Willis leads a cast of ladies
in this film about the accidental death of a sorority sister. Horror
ensues. Sept. 11.
The September Issue - R.J. Cutler's
Sundance-winning documentary on Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour as she and
her staff prepare the 2007 September issue of the magazine.
Sept. 11.
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Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs
- Animated comedy about raining food, starring the voices of Anna Faris and Bill
Hader. Feed us. Now, please!
Sept. 18.
Love Happens - Jennifer Aniston and Aaron Eckhart
star in this romantic drama directed by Brandon Camp. Will Ms. Aniston
finally find the onscreen man of her dreams?
Sept. 18.
Jennifer's Body - Megan Fox, who appeared in
Transformers 2, one of the year's worst films, tries her hand at fictional
horror in Karyn Kusama's film about a beautiful co-ed possessed by a demon.
Guess who the co-ed is? Sept. 18.
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Bright Star - Jane Campion directs Abbie Cornish
and Ben Whishaw in this film about poet John Keats' final years. The only
question: how bright is this period drama?
Sept. 18 (limited release)
The Informant! -
Steven Soderbergh, the other
hardest working director there is (this is his fourth film released this year),
directs this satire based on a true story of Mark Whitacre of Archer Daniels
Midland, who turns informant against the agra-business company. Matt Damon
stars. Sept. 18 (limited release)
Capitalism: A Love Story - The title, cheekily
subverted from the Ron Silver film "Enemies: A Love Story", is all Michael
Moore, who directs and stars in this documentary, which will undoubtedly rip the
veil off the corporate corruption that has brought on and impacted the current
recession. All hands on deck. Sept. 23
(NY and LA, Oct. 2 everywhere -
here's the trailer)
Surrogates - Bruce Willis stars as an cop hired to
investigate the murders of surrogate robots through which humans interact.
Jonathan Mostow's film features Ving Rhames and Radha Mitchell.
Sept. 25
Fame - It's been at least 25
years since the initial "Fame" movie and this updated edition of the goings on
at the Julliard School features an all-star cast including veterans Bebe
Neuwirth, Charles S. Dutton, Debbie Allen and Megan Mullally.
Sept. 25
Pandorum - This sci-fi
horror film stars Dennis Quaid (fresh from "G.I. Joe") and Ben Foster.
Fasten your seat belts.
Sept. 25 (here's
the creepy poster)
Irene In Time - Drama about
a father-daughter relationship that influences the latter's romances.
Henry Jaglom ("Food") directs the film, which stars Tanna Frederick, Lanré Idewu,
Victoria Tennant and Karen Black.
Sept. 25
Coco Before Chanel - Anne
Fontaine directs Audrey Tatou and Alessandro Nivola in this period drama based
on the early life of Gabriel Chanel en route to fashion mega stardom.
Sept. 25
Brief Interviews With Hideous Men -
Actor John Krasinski directs
Julianne Nicholson in the film based on novelist David Foster Wallace's book.
The film appeared at Sundance in 2009 - and it follows Ms. Nicholson's character
interviewing a series of men as she probes the male psyche.
Sept. 25 (limited release)
I Hope They Serve Beer In Hell -
Traci Lords, who appeared in last
year's comedic sex romp "Zack And Miri Make A Porno", makes a cameo here in a
film based on the real-life sex-ploits of Tucker Max. Raunchy, sexy and
waaay too incorrect for the faint-hearted. Drink heartily.
Sept. 25.
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